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Thanks to renewed funding from the Australia Council for the Arts, First Sounds 2021 will enter a new phase of this exciting initiative. First Sounds 2021 will see it expand with the addition of a one-on-one mentorship program, supporting First Nations artists to take their careers to the next level. 

We chat with the CBAA Award winning science program that started on the Community Radio Network in 2020.

The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia and First Nations Media Australia round off the inaugural year of their First Sounds partnership – a series compiling and distributing music from new and emerging First Nations artists – with First Sounds Volume 4.

Phillip Randall, CBAA’s President, opened the 2020 CBAA AGM last month by commending everyone involved in the hundreds of community radio stations around Australia – stations which strive to contri

*Past webinar, click through to watch recording.* 

After everything that 2020 has thrown at you, you deserve a break! Our webinar will look at pre-recorded content management for when you're away from your station. Supported by the CMTO.

In Murky Waters was made on Barkandji country, and we pay our respects to their elder’s past, present and emerging.

Mother Tongue was made on Gadigal land, and we pay our respects to their elder’s past, present and emerging.

As part of the National Features and Documentary Series, Homeschooling On The Rise was made on the lands of the Turrbal and Jagera, and we pay our respects to their elder’s past, present and emerging.

Never Gonna Let the Language Go Away was made on Arrernte land, and we pay our respects to their elder’s past, present and emerging.